Public-Private Partnerships in Urban Development in the United States

programs for low-income people. The examples describe a new role of foundations in urban
revitalization through direct involvement beyond the traditional philanthropic efforts. Pamela
Hamilton assumes that this kind of public-private partnership will be happen more in San
Diego in the next years.²⁶

²⁶ Phone interview with Pamela Hamilton on the 17^th of December 2000

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